Ingredient
- 500g
of chicken, cut in chunk
- 200g
of sweet potato, cut in chunk
- 1 onion, sliced in wedges
- 1/2
cup of peanut, roasted and break apart
- 1
tbsp of Kapik
- 1
cup of coconut cream
- 3
cups of coconut milk
- 3
tbsp of fish sauce
- 1
tbsp salt
- 1
tbsp of sugar
- 2
cups of water
Kroeung
- 3
tbsp of lemon grass stalk
- 2-3
slices of galangal
- 1-2
slices zest of kaffir lime
- 1-2
tsp turmeric
- 1tsp
of rhizome
- 5
garlic cloves
- 6
shallots
- 7-8
dried red chilies, chopped into pasts
- 1
tbsp of Kroeung Kari
Vegetable
Cucumber,
banana flower, bean sprout, cabbages and Chi
Instruction
- Clean
and cut chicken in quite big chunk, set aside
- To make Kroeung by
pounding lemon stalk first in the clay mortar when fining add other 5 kinds of
Kroeung that mentions above and continue to pound until smooth then add Kroeung
Kari and red chili paste and lightly pound.
- Fry the Kroeung in pot with oil over a medium heat until fragrant then add Kapi, coconut cream and chicken, stir fry and simmer for around 15 minutes then add coconut milk, season with fish sauce, salt and sugar.
- When bubbling, you add sweet potatoes and sliced onion, let it boil around 6-7 minutes
- Finally, add peanut and remove from heat.
It has options for Samlar Kri Sacu Morn, it can be severed with steamed rice, bread, or rice noodle that Khmer people called Kari Sach Morn Num Banh-ChoK.
Ingredients
- 2kg of cow's heel
- 500g letture
- 1 carrot, cut in chunk
- 1 onion, slice
- 5-6 garlic cloves, burned and crashed
- 2-3 slice of galangal, burned and crashed
- 2 tubs soup Knorr
- 1 tbsp fish sauce
- 1 tbsp white sugar
- 1 tbsp salt
- 2 liters of water
- Saw mint
Instruction
- Clean cow's heel thoroughly and cut into big chunk then put in large pot
- Pour the water in and bring to boil over the medium high heat for around 3 hours, (Make sure cow's heel is tender)
- Add lettuce, sliced onion, carrot and carry on boiling about 4-5 minutes then season with soup Knorr, fish sauce, salt, sugar, galangal and garlic
- Remove from heat and serve immediately Yum! Yum!